What the Council does
The Youth Advisory Council gives young people a formal role in how CLINK works. Members review programme design, advise on communications and innovation priorities, and hold the organisation accountable for staying genuinely youth-centred.
The Council has direct access to the Executive Director and relevant programme teams. It is not a symbolic committee.
Who should apply
Young people with an interest in youth development, community issues, advocacy or innovation, who are willing to speak honestly and commit to regular meetings. Prior experience in governance is not required. We are looking for range: different backgrounds, communities, interests and perspectives.
Commitment
Council membership runs for a fixed term, with regular meetings and occasional involvement in programme reviews and events. Details will be confirmed with applicants.
How to apply
Tell us who you are, the issues you care about, and why you want a formal role rather than a consultation. Send it through the contact page with the subject line “Youth Advisory Council”.